The Reality of Online Learning
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The coronavirus pandemic, which began in March 2020, had left the world in distress. Between businesses, gyms, and restaurants shutting down and even closing their doors permanently, the youngest of our population just might be struggling the most. School-aged children were forced to take their education online in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. At first glimpse, this was a gift and much-needed break for students, who wouldn’t want a break from school and get to stay home all day, but that got old relatively quickly. While parents that were working from home or just stay-at-home parents, quickly realized how appreciative they were of school teachers. A home environment can be very distracting while trying to learn via zoom or google classroom. Background noises, dogs barking, and restlessness are all real issues that students have to cope with while attending an online class. Then there are the connection issues such as getting booted from a call due to a bad connectio...